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The BBC is the most prominent example of a public service organisation, and as such is prohibited from both entering into sponsorship deals and delivering advertisements to it’s audience. analysis bf58dea8f040da5bb2e9008f4ebe009b66e63e21 56 55 2016-02-03T09:13:50Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The public service television industry, known in the UK as Public Service Broadcasting, works entirely on money from the government, which it gets from people paying a TV license fee. The [BBC] is the most prominent example of a public service organisation, and as such is prohibited from both entering into sponsorship deals and delivering advertisements to it’s audience. 5b676fa85f6d53e75ece862fe1184c71defa7c9d 57 56 2016-02-03T09:14:07Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The public service television industry, known in the UK as Public Service Broadcasting, works entirely on money from the government, which it gets from people paying a TV license fee. The [[BBC]] is the most prominent example of a public service organisation, and as such is prohibited from both entering into sponsorship deals and delivering advertisements to it’s audience. fa452f21e2e592c4ffaf0ed56a97b611c81fc9cb 58 57 2016-02-03T09:15:25Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The public service [[television]] industry, known in the UK as Public Service Broadcasting, works entirely on money from the government, which it gets from people paying a [[TV license fee]]. The [[BBC]] is the perhaps the most prominent example of a [[public service organisation]], and as such is prohibited from both entering into [[sponsorship deals]] and delivering [[advertisements]] to it’s audience. 56bb0295cbbdefa3b9c63b8e3f6fa645c9a2669a 0 34 59 2016-02-03T09:21:01Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "The Television Industry is one of the two main segments of the [[media industry]]. Media or television companies purchase or rent channel space, also known as airwaves, in ord..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Television Industry is one of the two main segments of the [[media industry]]. Media or television companies purchase or rent channel space, also known as airwaves, in order to broadcast programming of their choice. There are two main subsections of television channels: [[Public Service Television]] and [[Commercial Television]], wherein the former serves the public and tends not to deliver [[advertisement]], whilst the latter tends to rely on [[corporate sponsors]], [[advertisers]], [[subscribers]] and/or [[pay-per-view]] models. a9b33d9e7a0f71f54f18cf15c05664d3dacc9d9e 64 59 2016-02-03T09:29:03Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki *See also: [[Film Industry]] The Television Industry is one of the two main segments of the [[media industry]]. Media or television companies purchase or rent channel space, also known as airwaves, in order to broadcast programming of their choice. There are two main subsections of television channels: [[Public Service Television]] and [[Commercial Television]], wherein the former serves the public and tends not to deliver [[advertisement]], whilst the latter tends to rely on [[corporate sponsors]], [[advertisers]], [[subscribers]] and/or [[pay-per-view]] models. 136216eff11505da0353c4ef96977d3f144406ae 0 35 60 2016-02-03T09:23:56Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "The Media Industry is the catch-all term for all companies and organisations that create or broadcast [[television]] programmes and/or [[films]]. Such companies tend to have o..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Media Industry is the catch-all term for all companies and organisations that create or broadcast [[television]] programmes and/or [[films]]. Such companies tend to have one of two models: [[public service|Public Service Television]] or [[Commercial|Commercial television]]. 2f7df9be3e08eda36936f509f092eb8c094377dc 61 60 2016-02-03T09:24:30Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The Media Industry is the catch-all term for all companies and organisations that create or broadcast [[television]] programmes and/or [[films]]. Such companies tend to have one of two models: [[Public Service Television|Public Service]] or [[Commercial television|Commercial]]. abf02a1fafc2254fbec4980c1968c6ef8553050b 62 61 2016-02-03T09:24:57Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The Media Industry is the catch-all term for all companies and organisations that create or broadcast [[television]] programmes and/or [[Film Industry|films]]. Such companies tend to have one of two models: [[Public Service Television|Public Service]] or [[Commercial television|Commercial]]. 033cf118e8e85a9e47ca1774fcc2ad2c1b597c84 0 36 63 2016-02-03T09:27:05Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "The Film industry is the segment of the [[media industry]] responsible for creating films. The majority of films are [[commercial films]] Although scarce, public service fil..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Film industry is the segment of the [[media industry]] responsible for creating films. The majority of films are [[commercial films]] Although scarce, [[public service films]] do exist - often used during wartime to distribute propaganda and safety messages. a1608ff33a060d70f7b30dfad94558cfbf1387e0 70 63 2016-02-03T09:38:40Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The Film industry is the segment of the [[Media Industry]] responsible for creating films. The majority of films are [[commercial films]] Although scarce, [[public service films]] do exist - often used during wartime to distribute propaganda and safety messages. ca6e70d1542e7df2a8823cadc489a30b60c76278 0 37 65 2016-02-03T09:33:48Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "The majority of [[Film industry|films]] are created commercially - that is to say, to make money. [[Hollywood]] films are often budgeted millions of dollars in order to create..." wikitext text/x-wiki The majority of [[Film industry|films]] are created commercially - that is to say, to make money. [[Hollywood]] films are often budgeted millions of dollars in order to create feature films that impress an audience, which often brings in millions more in profit. Although the primary source of income for most films is the box office, many films also have [[sponsorship|sponsorship deals]] with companies, in which [[product placement]] often plays a large role. James Bond, for example, is sponsored by [[Sony]] - Bond uses almost exclusively Sony technology. 69bf003de6fc250b3f7079c828e328d7745d8e01 69 65 2016-02-03T09:38:23Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The majority of [[Film Industry|films]] are created commercially - that is to say, to make money. [[Hollywood]] films are often budgeted millions of dollars in order to create feature films that impress an audience, which often brings in millions more in profit. Although the primary source of income for most films is the box office, many films also have [[sponsorship|sponsorship deals]] with companies, in which [[product placement]] often plays a large role. James Bond, for example, is sponsored by [[Sony]] - Bond uses almost exclusively Sony technology. 6bc66141256ea6e2dbdec4e078e0d56f1def8b65 0 38 67 2016-02-03T09:36:22Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "The Media Industry is the catch-all term for all companies and organisations that create or broadcast [[television]] programmes and/or [[Film Industry|films]]. Such companies..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Media Industry is the catch-all term for all companies and organisations that create or broadcast [[television]] programmes and/or [[Film Industry|films]]. Such companies tend to have one of two models: [[Public Service Television|Public Service]] or [[Commercial television|Commercial]]. 033cf118e8e85a9e47ca1774fcc2ad2c1b597c84 0 39 71 2016-02-03T09:42:40Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "Currently £145.50 for a colour TV annually, Britain's TV License Fee is a fee towards the government to help pay for [[Public Service Television]], such as the [[BBC]]. Curio..." wikitext text/x-wiki Currently £145.50 for a colour TV annually, Britain's TV License Fee is a fee towards the government to help pay for [[Public Service Television]], such as the [[BBC]]. Curiously, a £49 fee still exists for black and white only televisions. There are discounts available under various circumstances; for example, people 75 and older do not have to pay a TV licence at all. 6441468b052a0d352888b38307c052c4628f3870 0 40 72 2016-02-03T09:45:59Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "The BBC is a [[Public Service Television|publicly owned]] British [[Media Industry|media company]]. Founded on the 18th of october, 1922, the BBC has been in operation for 93..." wikitext text/x-wiki The BBC is a [[Public Service Television|publicly owned]] British [[Media Industry|media company]]. Founded on the 18th of october, 1922, the BBC has been in operation for 93 years. Since it is wholly a public service entity, the BBC displays no [[advertisements]] for it's UK viewers. Since the BBC cannot make additional money from [[Sponsorship|sponsors]] or advertisements at home, it does so abroad. The BBC also exports some of it's television shows, such as Sherlock, for a fee, gathering them extra revenue. This, in addition to the BBC World Service segment, makes the BBC a [[Global Company]]. 192f41dc8ffa115b6211ed746cbe25d748d74f5a 0 41 73 2016-02-03T09:50:43Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "In terms of television, advertisements, also known as ads, are corporately sponsored messages that are often played in the interlude between 15 minute segments of Television..." wikitext text/x-wiki In terms of television, advertisements, also known as ads, are corporately sponsored messages that are often played in the interlude between 15 minute segments of [[Television|TV shows]]. In the [[Film Industry]], advertisements are often played before a film starts in order to gather more revenue for cinemas. Other [[sponsorship]] deals include [[product placement]], wherein products are shown prominently in films or television shows for the purpose of exposing the brand name to more potential customers. 2b9539582e1197e0420fb37df6dae99258905161 0 42 74 2016-02-03T09:54:24Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "*See also: [[Advertisement]]; [[Product Placement]] Sponsorship, a form of [[advertisement]], is a method of generating revenue for a product wherein a company will pay for th..." wikitext text/x-wiki *See also: [[Advertisement]]; [[Product Placement]] Sponsorship, a form of [[advertisement]], is a method of generating revenue for a product wherein a company will pay for their [[advertisement]] to play directly before and after a [[Television|television show]]. Often accompanied by the phrase, "[TV SHOW] is brought to you by [PRODUCT/COMPANY]", sponsored advertisements serve to associate a product with a show. fd2b402442f53037c9290f0c4fa4676b5396e48e 0 43 75 2016-02-03T09:55:04Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "In terms of television, advertisements, also known as ads, are corporately sponsored messages that are often played in the interlude between 15 minute segments of Television..." wikitext text/x-wiki In terms of television, advertisements, also known as ads, are corporately sponsored messages that are often played in the interlude between 15 minute segments of [[Television|TV shows]]. In the [[Film Industry]], advertisements are often played before a film starts in order to gather more revenue for cinemas. Other [[sponsorship]] deals include [[product placement]], wherein products are shown prominently in films or television shows for the purpose of exposing the brand name to more potential customers. 2b9539582e1197e0420fb37df6dae99258905161 0 44 77 2016-02-03T09:57:07Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "The function of the Root page is to show all created articles on the wiki. Some articles have functionally identical duplicates, such as [[Advertisement]] and Advertisements..." wikitext text/x-wiki The function of the Root page is to show all created articles on the wiki. Some articles have functionally identical duplicates, such as [[Advertisement]] and [[Advertisements]] but, for brevity and ease of use, only the most perfect tense example is shown. [[Media Industry]] [[Television]] [[Public Service Television]] [[TV Licence Fee]] [[BBC]] [[Advertisements]] [[Sponsorship]] 8271b463e6e7a89ac500db14ab7ad6dc89df2d20 0 45 78 2016-02-03T10:02:17Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "Product Placement is where a company pays for their product, or multiple products, to feature within a [[Film Industry|film]] or [[Television|TV show]] in order to expose the..." wikitext text/x-wiki Product Placement is where a company pays for their product, or multiple products, to feature within a [[Film Industry|film]] or [[Television|TV show]] in order to expose the brand to more customers to boost sales. Product placement also works by association - James Bond, a sophisticated character who acts as a role model for many young men, uses exclusively Sony technology in his films due to product placement. This use associates James Bond with Sony in the viewers mind, which makes them in turn associate Sony with sophistication - further bolstering sales. 18dc3945deb622eef86777e053e89787e0ffd3ef 83 78 2016-02-03T10:15:22Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki Product Placement is where a company pays for their product, or multiple products, to feature within a [[Film Industry|film]] or [[Television|TV show]] in order to expose the brand to more customers to boost sales. Product placement also works by association - James Bond, a sophisticated character who acts as a role model for many young men, uses exclusively [[Sony]] technology in his films due to product placement. This use associates James Bond with Sony in the viewers mind, which makes them in turn associate Sony with sophistication - further bolstering sales. d219072ba5df4de056740ef8cbcd1d51f2f3f0f8 0 46 79 2016-02-03T10:05:52Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "Hollywood, Los Angeles, America is the oft-cited hub of the [[Film Industry]]. The vast majority of blockbuster films are created in Hollywood, with Hollywood actors, or by on..." wikitext text/x-wiki Hollywood, Los Angeles, America is the oft-cited hub of the [[Film Industry]]. The vast majority of blockbuster films are created in Hollywood, with Hollywood actors, or by one of the [[Big Six]] film studios, which are based out of Hollywood. aa27451fdf504576a5381cd2ac365b1d2a960002 80 79 2016-02-03T10:10:34Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki Hollywood, Los Angeles, America is the oft-cited hub of the [[Film Industry]]. The vast majority of blockbuster films are created in Hollywood, with Hollywood actors, or by one of [[The Big Six]] film studios, which are based out of Hollywood. 7285ce7228069a978bbf5ec05c40371d96dbefc0 0 47 81 2016-02-03T10:13:05Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "The Big Six film studios are Disney, Universal, Paramount, Columbia, 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros. These film studios control around 80% of all film revenue in North Ameri..." wikitext text/x-wiki The Big Six film studios are Disney, Universal, Paramount, Columbia, 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros. These film studios control around 80% of all film revenue in North America, and a significant percentage of the UK [[Film Industry]. aee82b9897f9578e1eb4aca4293f66467acb91a0 82 81 2016-02-03T10:13:42Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The Big Six film studios are Disney, Universal, Paramount, Columbia, 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros. These film studios control around 80% of all film revenue in North America, and a significant percentage of the UK [[Film Industry]]. b1b8ff000e2db7c2b1686c349709d6b3fe489182 0 48 84 2016-02-03T10:17:55Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "Sony Corporation is a private technology company which undertakes [[Product Placement]] in multiple [[Film Industry|releases]], and most prominently in the James Bond franchis..." wikitext text/x-wiki Sony Corporation is a private technology company which undertakes [[Product Placement]] in multiple [[Film Industry|releases]], and most prominently in the James Bond franchise of movies. {{Sony-Stub}} 4d44233aaf53be166df63128a1a0e8bd6a3f15be 85 84 2016-02-03T10:19:03Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki Sony Corporation is a private technology company which undertakes [[Product Placement]] in multiple [[Film Industry|releases]], and most prominently in the James Bond franchise of movies. ''This article is a stub! You can help me by expanding it.'' 880e9a992da3fb9c4cab8b9113d1d8a52fbd1b50 0 49 86 2016-02-03T10:19:43Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "Product Placement is where a company pays for their product, or multiple products, to feature within a [[Film Industry|film]] or [[Television|TV show]] in order to expose the..." wikitext text/x-wiki Product Placement is where a company pays for their product, or multiple products, to feature within a [[Film Industry|film]] or [[Television|TV show]] in order to expose the brand to more customers to boost sales. Product placement also works by association - James Bond, a sophisticated character who acts as a role model for many young men, uses exclusively [[Sony]] technology in his films due to product placement. This use associates James Bond with Sony in the viewers mind, which makes them in turn associate Sony with sophistication - further bolstering sales. d219072ba5df4de056740ef8cbcd1d51f2f3f0f8 0 36 87 70 2016-02-03T10:20:26Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The Film industry is the segment of the [[Media Industry]] responsible for creating films. The majority of films are [[commercial films]] Although scarce, [[Public Service Films]] do exist - often used during wartime to distribute propaganda and safety messages. ace217d5dff926067fb9baf3336bdd72602da33b 0 50 88 2016-02-03T10:26:23Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "*See also [[Public Service]] Public Service Films are a type of [[Film Industry|film]], often informational, that do not exist to satisfy corporate needs or to make a profit...." wikitext text/x-wiki *See also [[Public Service]] Public Service Films are a type of [[Film Industry|film]], often informational, that do not exist to satisfy corporate needs or to make a profit. Although there are not many, Public Service Films often are created for training purposes from companies hired out by other companies. The government also has been known to contract Public Service Films, which span a variety of topics including Public Safety, Clean Energy, and most notably topics relevant during wartime. The aforementioned government-funded Public Service Films, called Public Information Films in the UK, can be found at the [[http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/films/1945to1951/ National Archive]] website. b1d7490ee5f021587df2443e75c9a3f45f41493a 89 88 2016-02-03T10:26:54Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki *See also [[Public Service]] Public Service Films are a type of [[Film Industry|film]], often informational, that do not exist to satisfy corporate needs or to make a profit. Although there are not many, Public Service Films often are created for training purposes from companies hired out by other companies. The government also has been known to contract Public Service Films, which span a variety of topics including Public Safety, Clean Energy, and most notably topics relevant during wartime. The aforementioned government-funded Public Service Films, called Public Information Films in the UK, can be found at the [http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/films/1945to1951/ National Archive] website. 1a43e96370764aa10aeb252126cc5365905ba7ed 90 89 2016-02-03T10:27:36Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki *See also [[Public Service Television]] Public Service Films are a type of [[Film Industry|film]], often informational, that do not exist to satisfy corporate needs or to make a profit. Although there are not many, Public Service Films often are created for training purposes from companies hired out by other companies. The government also has been known to contract Public Service Films, which span a variety of topics including Public Safety, Clean Energy, and most notably topics relevant during wartime. The aforementioned government-funded Public Service Films, called Public Information Films in the UK, can be found at the [http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/films/1945to1951/ National Archive] website. 342ecbac75eb9115cdd9cb3c0f7960d60c8728a7 0 33 91 58 2016-02-03T10:30:20Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The public service [[television]] industry, known in the UK as Public Service Broadcasting, works entirely on money from the government, which it gets from people paying a [[TV license fee]]. The [[BBC]] is the perhaps the most prominent example of a [[public service organisation]], and as such is prohibited from both entering into [[sponsorship]] deals and delivering [[advertisements]] to it’s audience. The BBC also shows films as part of it's programming, which it purchases in order to show to the public, particularly at christmas. For other uses of film within public service, see [[Public Service Films]]. 94818d8ae3ddc6cca0e52f38e4eb8d06b5e55c41 92 91 2016-02-03T10:30:33Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The public service [[television]] industry, known in the UK as Public Service Broadcasting, works entirely on money from the government, which it gets from people paying a [[TV license fee]]. The [[BBC]] is the perhaps the most prominent example of a public service organisation, and as such is prohibited from both entering into [[sponsorship]] deals and delivering [[advertisements]] to it’s audience. The BBC also shows films as part of it's programming, which it purchases in order to show to the public, particularly at christmas. For other uses of film within public service, see [[Public Service Films]]. 2a3ef7b4c6891bf6bb9e2be591a410466e031000 0 51 93 2016-02-03T10:33:35Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "Global Companies are companies that focus in a global, rather than regional scale. [[Sky]], owned by News Corporation, are an example of a global company which provide televis..." wikitext text/x-wiki Global Companies are companies that focus in a global, rather than regional scale. [[Sky]], owned by News Corporation, are an example of a global company which provide television and content to multiple continents. In the [[Public Service]] industry, the [[BBC]] exists as a global [[Public Service Television]] company, with it's World Service and exported programming spanning most of the world. d4acf3475b9257f5791c3d5bfc332f95e34ff86a 0 52 94 2016-02-03T10:34:52Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "* See also: [[Public Service Television]], and [[Public Service Films]] Public Service entities are ones that exist only to benefit the public, and not to satisfy corporate ne..." wikitext text/x-wiki * See also: [[Public Service Television]], and [[Public Service Films]] Public Service entities are ones that exist only to benefit the public, and not to satisfy corporate needs. 4d4bc1e54bfc87ba5f3b84a79a916b393db486ac 0 53 95 2016-02-03T10:40:38Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "{{info box company | name = Sky | logo = [[File:[http://zimbabwenewsday.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/fibra-sky.jpg]|Frameless]] }} Sky, formerly BS..." wikitext text/x-wiki {{info box company | name = Sky | logo = [[File:[http://zimbabwenewsday.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/fibra-sky.jpg]|Frameless]] }} Sky, formerly BSkyB, is owned by News Corporation and is a private [[Television|broadcasting company]]. aa1c75cd6e1ec17f88607cb7799156dc496028d3 96 95 2016-02-03T10:40:49Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki {{infobox company | name = Sky | logo = [[File:[http://zimbabwenewsday.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/fibra-sky.jpg]|Frameless]] }} Sky, formerly BSkyB, is owned by News Corporation and is a private [[Television|broadcasting company]]. c658f42185b260b1c6372fed489c878a6eeeb0c2 98 96 2016-02-03T10:42:36Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:[Fibra-sky.jpg]|Frameless]] Sky, formerly BSkyB, is owned by News Corporation and is a private [[Television|broadcasting company]]. bda55aa6c122685d8a17d6c80bf5e67a1bc5ff09 99 98 2016-02-03T10:42:54Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Fibra-sky.jpg]] Sky, formerly BSkyB, is owned by News Corporation and is a private [[Television|broadcasting company]]. 2b96c02abbc959a4875f131fa86d66aa19f92fd7 100 99 2016-02-03T10:43:15Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki Sky, formerly BSkyB, is owned by News Corporation and is a private [[Television|broadcasting company]]. [[File:Fibra-sky.jpg]] ab1f2e720c418ec59532d69137367d80e55e6d00 101 100 2016-02-03T10:43:24Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki Sky, formerly BSkyB, is owned by News Corporation and is a private [[Television|broadcasting company]]. [[File:Fibra-sky.jpg]] afe7f4b4529246f0eb531a5e631ab5f4e68314d9 102 101 2016-02-03T10:43:58Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki Sky, formerly BSkyB, is a [[Global Company]] owned by News Corporation and is a private [[Television|broadcasting company]]. [[File:Fibra-sky.jpg]] d2806f08bf082192ecb99ec8e170bbcff1035e8b 6 54 97 2016-02-03T10:42:05Z TrentWiki 24955635 Sky Logo wikitext text/x-wiki Sky Logo 2d2d2fa69dc64e47214f9fb5660796307bcd2b9f 0 55 103 2016-02-03T11:05:23Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "Commercial television is a model of television company which operates towards commercial goals, primarily profit. [[Sky]] is an example of a commercial television company. In..." wikitext text/x-wiki Commercial television is a model of television company which operates towards commercial goals, primarily profit. [[Sky]] is an example of a commercial television company. In stark contrast to [[Public Service Television]], commercial television channels often show [[advertisements]], sometimes in the for of [[sponsorship]] deals prior to, and directly following programming. Some commercial television channels, for example Sky Sports, operate both on an [[advertisement]] and [[subscription]] basis. [[Private Capital]] is also used to fun commercial channels, meaning that other companies may directly or indirectly contribute to programming. 2527c5f6502fd04c25ed49f43f7f051f85d9592f 0 56 104 2016-02-03T12:54:17Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "Subscription models for [[Commercial Television]]" wikitext text/x-wiki Subscription models for [[Commercial Television]] 893ebdb870b39d529b2a899294abd9c90fa18918 0 44 105 77 2016-02-03T12:54:26Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The function of the Root page is to show all created articles on the wiki. Some articles have functionally identical duplicates, such as [[Advertisement]] and [[Advertisements]] but, for brevity and ease of use, only the most perfect tense example is shown. [[Media Industry]] [[Television]] [[Public Service Television]] [[TV Licence Fee]] [[BBC]] [[Advertisements]] [[Sponsorship]] [[Sky]] 6f9dfe56a78e04ad3151704cb3bec4effaa9e1a1 110 105 2016-02-03T17:21:50Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The function of the Root page is to show all created articles on the wiki. Some articles have functionally identical duplicates, such as [[Advertisement]] and [[Advertisements]] but, for brevity and ease of use, only the most perfect tense example is shown. [[Root]] [[Media Industry]] [[Television]] [[Public Service Television]] [[TV licence fee]] [[BBC]] [[Advertisements]] [[Sponsorship]] [[Sky]] [[Commercial films]] [[Product Placement]] [[Hollywood]] [[The Big Six]] [[Sony]] [[Public Service Films]] [[Global Company]] [[Public Service]] [[Commercial television]] [[Subscription]] 358bc4bfa2d0845d5f3f192511168ef52fcdf2d8 111 110 2016-02-03T17:22:28Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki The function of the Root page is to show all created articles on the wiki. Some articles have functionally identical duplicates, such as [[Advertisement]] and [[Advertisements]] but, for brevity and ease of use, only the most perfect tense example is shown. [[Root]] [[Media Industry]] [[Television]] [[Public Service Television]] [[TV license fee]] [[BBC]] [[Advertisements]] [[Sponsorship]] [[Sky]] [[Commercial films]] [[Product Placement]] [[Hollywood]] [[The Big Six]] [[Sony]] [[Public Service Films]] [[Global Company]] [[Public Service]] [[Commercial television]] [[Subscription]] c050c4478485b169e9d6721143b585b8184c66b5 0 34 106 64 2016-02-03T17:15:05Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki *See also: [[Film Industry]] The Television Industry is one of the two main segments of the [[media industry]]. Media or television companies purchase or rent channel space, also known as airwaves, in order to broadcast programming of their choice. There are two main subsections of television channels: [[Public Service Television]] and [[Commercial Television]], wherein the former serves the public and tends not to deliver [[advertisement]], whilst the latter tends to rely on [[Sponsorship|corporate sponsors]], [[advertisers]], [[subscribers]] and/or [[pay-per-view]] models. 808b4b5ca786f9ba7915e28a176960dc300c6877 107 106 2016-02-03T17:15:39Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki *See also: [[Film Industry]] The Television Industry is one of the two main segments of the [[media industry]]. Media or television companies purchase or rent channel space, also known as airwaves, in order to broadcast programming of their choice. There are two main subsections of television channels: [[Public Service Television]] and [[Commercial Television]], wherein the former serves the public and tends not to deliver [[advertisement]], whilst the latter tends to rely on [[Sponsorship|corporate sponsors]], [[Advertisment|advertisers]], [[Subscription|subscribers]] and/or [[pay-per-view]] models. 98c481df440face9b27ddd5c919cfdd786aff7c4 108 107 2016-02-03T17:16:24Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki *See also: [[Film Industry]] The Television Industry is one of the two main segments of the [[media industry]]. Media or television companies purchase or rent channel space, also known as airwaves, in order to broadcast programming of their choice. There are two main subsections of television channels: [[Public Service Television]] and [[Commercial Television]], wherein the former serves the public and tends not to deliver [[advertisement]], whilst the latter tends to rely on [[Sponsorship|corporate sponsors]], [[Advertisments|advertisers]], [[Subscription|subscribers]] and/or [[pay-per-view]] models. a6621a1ce9d90a6fb9354b72f1ae0a37223e6b43 109 108 2016-02-03T17:17:03Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki *See also: [[Film Industry]] The Television Industry is one of the two main segments of the [[media industry]]. Media or television companies purchase or rent channel space, also known as airwaves, in order to broadcast programming of their choice. There are two main subsections of television channels: [[Public Service Television]] and [[Commercial Television]], wherein the former serves the public and tends not to deliver [[advertisement]], whilst the latter tends to rely on [[Sponsorship|corporate sponsors]], [[Advertisements|advertisers]], [[Subscription|subscribers]] and/or [[pay-per-view]] models. 0391f25be59963c9a18ffe0378764189d6ed68e1 0 57 112 2016-02-03T17:31:08Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "Commercial television, as opposed to [[Public Service Television]] is televsion made by companies not operating in the public interest - that is to say, television primarily c..." wikitext text/x-wiki Commercial television, as opposed to [[Public Service Television]] is televsion made by companies not operating in the public interest - that is to say, television primarily created to produce a profit. Commercial television companies are also often [[Global Comapanies]] such as [[Sky]], but not always - ITV, an [[independant]] television company, operates solely within the British isles. c8bb9946572e45de1fffce7f3febc3f0ab27b8c9 113 112 2016-02-03T17:31:53Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki Commercial television, as opposed to [[Public Service Television]] is televsion made by companies not operating in the public interest - that is to say, television primarily created to produce a profit. Commercial television companies are also often [[Global Companies]] such as [[Sky]], but not always - [[ITV]], an [[independant]] television company, operates solely within the British isles. 2174fc417485f86b770d019673b3f76f5c9b61ae 114 113 2016-02-03T17:32:36Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki Commercial television, as opposed to [[Public Service Television]] is televsion made by companies not operating in the public interest - that is to say, television primarily created to produce a profit. Commercial television companies are also often [[Global Company|global companies]] such as [[Sky]], but not always - [[ITV]], an [[independant]] television company, operates solely within the British isles. 987cd119ae8db61a16c193dfb41e82205c94886e 6 58 115 2016-02-03T17:32:51Z TrentWiki 24955635 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 59 116 2016-02-03T17:35:08Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "ITV is an [[independent]] [[television]] company, which has been operating since September 22 1955. [[File:Itv.jpg]]" wikitext text/x-wiki ITV is an [[independent]] [[television]] company, which has been operating since September 22 1955. [[File:Itv.jpg]] 30578e7396b1660ca82edb66d6a2d478f0898551 0 60 117 2016-02-03T18:02:50Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "*See also [[Independent Film]] Independent television, much like independent film, is television in more niche genres that are target towards smaller, less mainstream audience..." wikitext text/x-wiki *See also [[Independent Film]] Independent television, much like independent film, is television in more niche genres that are target towards smaller, less mainstream audiences. [[ITV]], or Independednt TeleVision, is one such example of a television channel that was intended, at least originally, to broadcast independent television. Nowadays, ITV broadcasts mostly mainstream television directed towards larger audiences, whilst Channel 4 has gained more of a reputation as a somewhat daring (yet decidedly mainstream) independent television company. 27ba48a32c80aa3d9497c3f508ba8c1b9800ace3 119 117 2016-03-08T12:31:16Z 5.148.144.250 0 wikitext text/x-wiki *See also [[Independent Film]] Independent television, much like independent film, is television in more niche genres that are target towards smaller, less mainstream audiences. [[ITV]], or Independent TeleVision, is one such example of a television channel that was intended, at least originally, to broadcast independent television. Nowadays, ITV broadcasts mostly mainstream television directed towards larger audiences, whilst Channel 4 has gained more of a reputation as a somewhat daring (yet decidedly mainstream) independent television company. 0de207c137c7873e8fac1af642d94dd2c6cb7d03 131 119 2016-03-08T15:06:00Z 5.148.144.250 0 wikitext text/x-wiki Independent television, much like independent film, is television in more niche genres that are target towards smaller, less mainstream audiences. [[ITV]], or Independent TeleVision, is one such example of a television channel that was intended, at least originally, to broadcast independent television. Nowadays, ITV broadcasts mostly mainstream television directed towards larger audiences, whilst Channel 4 has gained more of a reputation as a somewhat daring (yet decidedly mainstream) independent television company. c9ca939368dadb453aae5bd790bf19de6c866d26 0 61 118 2016-02-23T12:16:25Z TrentWiki 24955635 Created page with "Private Capital is money funnelled into capitalist ventures that is not tied to the [[government]] or [[shareholders]]. A private company has more freedom with what they can d..." wikitext text/x-wiki Private Capital is money funnelled into capitalist ventures that is not tied to the [[government]] or [[shareholders]]. A private company has more freedom with what they can do and their goals: they often can set more long term goals since they are not bound to pleasing shareholders with dividends. This also means that they can, for example, show [[advertisements]], which publicly owned companies cannot. f786cf418637598659cd8bcfe5e4234d12f71305 0 62 120 2016-03-08T12:40:02Z 5.148.144.250 0 Created page with "Pay-Per-View is a commercial [[television]] model which requires that viewers, much like the name suggests, pay for each viewing of a broadcast. Pay-Per-View models are often..." wikitext text/x-wiki Pay-Per-View is a commercial [[television]] model which requires that viewers, much like the name suggests, pay for each viewing of a broadcast. Pay-Per-View models are often utilised by the professional sports industry in order to maximise profits for fights which garner unusual public attention, such as last years' Mayweather Vs. Pacquiao boxing match. This used Pay-Per-View as many people would not purchase a [[subscription]] solely for this event, but would be willing to pay money to see it. Often, particularly in America, bars and other establishments offer 'Pay-Per-View Nights' in which people can gather at the bar and all watch one broadcast of a fight or event, which allows the bar to sell drinks to people attracted by the event. The Pay-Per-View model is in contrast to models which rely on [[advertising]], or [[subscription]] f7dd295f8650217edc831d52d725bbee63743f0a 121 120 2016-03-08T12:40:29Z 5.148.144.250 0 wikitext text/x-wiki Pay-Per-View is a commercial [[television]] model which requires that viewers, much like the name suggests, pay for each viewing of a broadcast. Pay-Per-View models are often utilised by the professional sports industry in order to maximise profits for fights which garner unusual public attention, such as last years' Mayweather Vs. Pacquiao boxing match. This used Pay-Per-View as many people would not purchase a [[subscription]] solely for this event, but would be willing to pay money to see it. Often, particularly in America, bars and other establishments offer 'Pay-Per-View Nights' in which people can gather at the bar and all watch one broadcast of a fight or event, which allows the bar to sell drinks to people attracted by the event. The Pay-Per-View model is in contrast to models which rely on [[advertisement]]s, or [[subscription]] fee2160ac5389e62870794259d31f7b90294835c 122 121 2016-03-08T12:40:42Z 5.148.144.250 0 wikitext text/x-wiki Pay-Per-View is a commercial [[television]] model which requires that viewers, much like the name suggests, pay for each viewing of a broadcast. Pay-Per-View models are often utilised by the professional sports industry in order to maximise profits for fights which garner unusual public attention, such as last years' Mayweather Vs. Pacquiao boxing match. This used Pay-Per-View as many people would not purchase a [[subscription]] solely for this event, but would be willing to pay money to see it. Often, particularly in America, bars and other establishments offer 'Pay-Per-View Nights' in which people can gather at the bar and all watch one broadcast of a fight or event, which allows the bar to sell drinks to people attracted by the event. The Pay-Per-View model is in contrast to models which rely on [[advertisement]]s, or [[subscription]]. 6b4792e66367c22d65d2f4f4c7e5dbd39babff6f 0 1 123 76 2016-03-08T12:42:39Z 5.148.144.250 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{MainTemplate | welcome = Welcome to '''{{SITENAME}}!''' | blurb = A wiki about the funding structures and industry setups of the entertainment industry. | about_title = About this site | about_content = Visit the page on the right, Media Industries, to start! | featured_title = Featured Article | featured_content = Our featured articles are: [[Private Capital]], [[Independent]], [[Global Company]], [[Vertical Integration]], [[Horizontal Integration]], and [[Pay-Per-View]]! | didyouknow_title = Did you know... | didyouknow_content = * ...that you can see all pages on this Wiki through the [[Root]] page? | news_title = News | news_content = * This wiki was started! }} 6a263c5b4c4a0e0d097e418018af9a845f789905 124 123 2016-03-08T12:43:23Z 5.148.144.250 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{MainTemplate | welcome = Welcome to '''{{SITENAME}}!''' | blurb = A wiki about the funding structures and industry setups of the entertainment industry. | about_title = About this site | about_content = Visit the page on the right, Media Industries, to start! | featured_title = Featured Article | featured_content = Our featured articles are: [[Private Capital]], [[Independent]], [[Global Company]], [[Vertical Integration]], [[Horizontal Integration]], [[Monopoly]], and [[Pay-per-view]]! | didyouknow_title = Did you know... | didyouknow_content = * ...that you can see all pages on this Wiki through the [[Root]] page? | news_title = News | news_content = * This wiki was started! }} 6a7bde87a3ec0c54142a7433fddd11fc372175df 125 124 2016-03-08T12:48:06Z 5.148.144.250 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{MainTemplate | welcome = Welcome to '''{{SITENAME}}!''' | blurb = A wiki about the funding structures and industry setups of the entertainment industry. | about_title = About this site | about_content = Visit the page on the right, Media Industries, to start! | featured_title = Featured Article | featured_content = Our featured articles are: [[Private Capital]], [[Independent]], [[Global Company]], and [[Pay-per-view]]! | didyouknow_title = Did you know... | didyouknow_content = * ...that you can see all pages on this Wiki through the [[Root]] page? | news_title = News | news_content = * This wiki was started! }} 34dd71304a3df75e39544f632f2eff3838630d8a 126 125 2016-03-08T14:49:24Z 5.148.144.250 0 wikitext text/x-wiki {{MainTemplate | welcome = Welcome to '''{{SITENAME}}!''' | blurb = A wiki about the funding structures and industry setups of the entertainment industry. | about_title = About this site | about_content = Visit the page on the right, Media Industries, to start! | featured_title = Featured Article | featured_content = Our featured articles are: [[Private Capital]], [[Independent]], [[Global Company]], [[Vertical Integration]], [[Horizontal Integration]], [[Monopoly]], and [[Pay-per-view]]! | didyouknow_title = Did you know... | didyouknow_content = * ...that you can see all pages on this Wiki through the [[Root]] page? | news_title = News | news_content = * This wiki was started! }} 6a7bde87a3ec0c54142a7433fddd11fc372175df 0 63 127 2016-03-08T14:54:55Z 5.148.144.250 0 Created page with "Vertical Integration is where a company absorbs another company that is in a different part of the same segment, e.g. if a car company bought a car dealership. An example of v..." wikitext text/x-wiki Vertical Integration is where a company absorbs another company that is in a different part of the same segment, e.g. if a car company bought a car dealership. An example of vertical integration in the media industry would be where the Chinese company Wanda Firm purchased Legendary Pictures, an American film company. This is the first time a major US film corporation has been purchased by a Chinese firm. Vertical integration is in direct contrast to [[Horizontal Integration]]. d1720deb2ba2b77eacb1cf661adf6adf1f30de05 0 64 128 2016-03-08T14:58:32Z 5.148.144.250 0 Created page with "Horizontal Integration is where one company purchases another within it's operating segment, Eg a car company purchasing another car company. An example in the media industry..." wikitext text/x-wiki Horizontal Integration is where one company purchases another within it's operating segment, Eg a car company purchasing another car company. An example in the media industry would be when Disney Studios purchased Lucasarts, another film studio. If a company purchases all of the corporations operating within a given market segment, it is called a [[monopoly]]. f48ef39eef5477a22f1e4a91b29879b382f87616 0 65 129 2016-03-08T15:03:01Z 5.148.144.250 0 Created page with "A monopoly is a company which owns all of the companies in a given market segment. An example of an attempted merger into a monopoly is where the american cable corporation Co..." wikitext text/x-wiki A monopoly is a company which owns all of the companies in a given market segment. An example of an attempted merger into a monopoly is where the american cable corporation Comcast attempted to merge with Time Warner Cable. This would have resulted in a monopoly, where Comcast/TW would control the vast majority of the market share for ISPs, which would force consumers into purchasing intent connections from them. The FCC decided that they could not, in fact, merge, as it reduces competition and makes it unfair for consumers. Big monopolies are broken up by anti-trust laws, which are in place to prevent monopolies from existing and reducing consumer choice. In the past, the massive railroad monopolies have been broken up by antitrust laws. Some refer to the [[Big Six]] media corporations as an oligopoly, whereby said six control all (or virtually all, as the case may be) of a given market. e633b5195ea53952fc2bc1a1c72dae03a4d78240 130 129 2016-03-08T15:03:24Z 5.148.144.250 0 wikitext text/x-wiki A monopoly is a company which owns all of the companies in a given market segment. An example of an attempted merger into a monopoly is where the american cable corporation Comcast attempted to merge with Time Warner Cable. This would have resulted in a monopoly, where Comcast/TW would control the vast majority of the market share for ISPs, which would force consumers into purchasing intent connections from them. The FCC decided that they could not, in fact, merge, as it reduces competition and makes it unfair for consumers. Big monopolies are broken up by anti-trust laws, which are in place to prevent monopolies from existing and reducing consumer choice. In the past, the massive railroad monopolies have been broken up by antitrust laws. Some refer to [[the Big Six]] media corporations as an oligopoly, whereby said six control all (or virtually all, as the case may be) of a given market. 2fa9efc06cf9da87da2030b598f1d28aabc75db6